GAR NEWS, y, August 5, 1965 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, August 5, 1965 ih
Doukhobors Colebrate

Declaration Anniversary. New Rain; Oil on Road
eclaration Anniversary D. for Drivers
Many Doukhobors from stresses pacifism stating, in part, angerous or

Western’ Canada’ gathered at|‘...we do not allow any force |* ints ;

The first drops of rain after | between’ eight and nine’ pin
Slat auniverany of the prosts| Sean tore’ 0 tho siiowanee of | Andersen's Trailer Court nots sate ae Sat“ | Ww ATCHES

: : ick on-a a spec
Se ee ome RETR rt Pete In Robson, close to Post Office, Store, School and a teat ‘and chest X-ray, sur-| area early this’ mow rh tera e oil 8) g! gh igh fart be treed by
stances, whatsoever. The: com- In case any one missed |the afternoon or ae your ines ‘have ‘in’ the north, ' TEN’ ropa was “a erway Hl All. ee A rie v3 La aot, Be a produce ‘warns the Canadian art gag: this Presauné forces Saeeine
y started with morn-| mandment of God states: “Thou |™Y, Penmanship for the last}out in the boomdocks ‘and B.C, has the natural settings ine Gastlegar area. The teat (red bump) last year were f le} : athe Safety Council. new|the water wedge. beneath the

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Church, Ph. 365-7008,
ing prayer Ypy Peter Verlgin’s| shalt not kill.” Christ ing | Couple of weeks, I took a two] plumb out ‘of luck, : but needs to take a look at oth- ne 2 . fe
Soa praver ‘by Setee Vertelaa| shalt not el” (Christ explains | woac’ holiday: tee tng tno peer eke | T= |adviced to have «recuse re] A rg rd SEE a sll
CANDINO
Westclox - Timex

Why Fight Ferry Traffic?
i Stay At

Operation Doorstep Unit
Returns Here on Weekend

hristmas Seal chest clinics will

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8Y Jack WHITE vauohbaut one, Yaar ioferoulin be’ returning to’ the Castlegar |.

munity ‘centre below to com- inherit Eternal: Life.” War’ — en, the blue eyed better| western provitices as ibr as | are really after the tourist dol- CALVARY Eiulcates “that they have been road und and reduces tra Warn ‘treads will, ot course,

plete the. day's ‘pro; BAPTIST | CHURCH infected by the germ that caus. 4 driver easily can lose controi past! aquaplaning ‘sooner.

P
gram that| mass slaughter is an’ item com-| half, the twins and myself load-| camping comforts go,’ (that is| lar.
included speeches in support of piled, where the killing of one|¢4 our camping gear into the| except for Banff, and the public iveted by the gum fat. ue , ; ae ee
h, 365. : y said‘ there is
Euston D, Reeves, B. Th. | potential patients. : " y |e Tn eounell ao
sine The Rubber Besoriaton of|only one answer, and. that is

We need man:
the’ Declaration that spells out| individual is allowed there the| back of the car and headed| camp grounds i Ye ueen eee ‘
One out of every 20 of ‘these m ‘ at
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in Banff are the| sites that we have to keep pace
ths foundation of the Doukho-| allowance of mass murder is in-| 4st, to see how the campsites| biggest, poorest laid out and| with the number of people on
vitably admitted which is war.” | Stacked up in the three western| taken care of, of all: cwe ran the road and I believe it’s high i devel etual tu: rit lains
" ‘this’ code of ethics was In response to the assem-| Provinces. across); : time Nelson, Castlegar and Trail people ae disease #01 Pry dur- oan is oan ee ‘coat of oll "drop- tis alga — ‘Slow Down
compiled in 1934 in Saskatche- bly's request, the executive com- Of course being an ex-stub- rT king “Alberta | got together ‘and demanded what bel ereulo: ue Tis te slick dene ted on ibhoays “BY cation campaign
wan by authorized delegates to-| mittee will send a message dir-| ble-jumper and not having been | has a cook house for. each twelve, is being done regatding camp- ing their lifet me. ti Leh lets depos! and Live.
ther. with thelr Teador Peter| ected to Prime Minlster.;Pear-| back for twenty years gave some | tent spaces, with sheltered ta-| sites ‘in their respective vielat 1y, important gy to make it takes Wea reek of
sure that those whe do.develop weather to build enough ©
disease will be found: early — : slick to cause’ ‘a driving ‘h Robson United
a nicture of a'sirnpte rain ard. ‘
‘Church Women
At Lawn ‘Supper.
‘The United Church Ladies

CORTES RIES]
INT iT INTETRIT]
se RR AR IC

tlon of his efforts to promote We all‘ love’ camping and|ty of room'on top for cooking. gegustleuar be been pro-
Peace anne nations, were dstersained ibe Sunk of The amazing part of it is|m ised da. Gandy, at Syringa Creek
jpeakers asked. for more|the car would hold eve! {the frequenc: th inthe! future” but ‘what t

Ta active effort in working ‘for|for a two week trip, and ‘do sites and SD ae places. they today? Over’ eight fhe ag at
E S T A peace, apparently encoura, iby you know with some me juggling have no trees to speak of. though ple have’ visited: th ite al-

HYDROGEN BOMB? No, this
drop striking cultivated soil: ina
scientists: at. various ‘centres: ara ‘photographing raindrop
splashes to study how they trigger 2 series of processes on
soil causing erosion, in a’ search for a tillage system which
could minimize erosion damage to soil’ from rain.” ‘

son in Ottawa voicing apprecia-| motivation as well. bles and a long stove''with plen-| ties.
hen it can be most successful
treated and. be 2 rmer's field, ‘Agriculture

treated and before it is spread
to others. t
‘The ‘survey this y. ar will

be concerned mostly, with a adults,
who had a positive reaction or
any adults who taissed the sur-

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: ST. DAV S| Pe as
ANGLICAN

ready this year but where did
cent statement that, “It is op = OF course stecene forgets | grove they can, and haye plant-| the visitors camp — at Kokanee
to the. people, not just their] something when they go, even|ed trees wherever necessary | Park ‘forty ‘miles away above

ter Pearson's. repacking it. they take advantage of every it where:
VILLA.

SALES & SERVICE

Near the Arena
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MOBILE HOMES

a
TRAVEL TRAILERS

national ‘peace and order. The
Sacrifices necessi for. inter-
national understan

mand they do so.

Japan Ranks Fourth

nations of the world have the wim. suits, but we
power to make compromises and] get by.

ng. But the |ed duties aud got pretty expert
people they represent must de- at it very” auitidy, park ty ta
“| when you pull in

ana there are new things just

myself found ourselves nged fo ful campsites,

ig to be.seen, and explor-

s;the same
type of camping has the as}campsite at Thrums flats with
one bad their assign-| Alberta but not as for advanced|a boat launching ramp thrown
or as frequent, Mind you they|in? Castlegar Sportsmen — have

articularly | are going all out and ‘rapidly | been’ plugging for’one and Cas-
to pitch camp | expanding their ‘camp’ sites ‘in| tlegar Development ‘Association
the south to match .the “ones ang the Board

to ensure inter: [in spite of a‘check list. Pen and | which will in time make beauti-/ Nelson, Summitt Lake’ on ‘the

Kootenay Skyway or Christina,
What's wrong with a good

of Trade should

be pushing just as hard.’
Kinnaird has space set aside

THE LAST TWO...

CHURCH ©
8 a.m. Holy Communion
8.80 a.m. Holy Communion

11 a.m. Morning Prayer — Rob-
son Memorial. Com. Church

vey last year. Children who had
a positive reaction have been
screened at a more frequent
interval by the travelling * diag-
nostic. chest .clinic. ..

the Castlegar area at the Super:
Valu parking lot on Friday from
1 p.m. to 4 p.m, and 5 p.m, to

The mobile clinic will be in].

8 p.m. and on Saturday from |

: ihe. car is
an: hour, tg tires bar

 )on Tuesday evenitig, when sun-

ion’ of the

ny skies,."good ‘food and de-
es | lightful music were all’ com-
bined: for the annual lawn sup-
yiper and band concert’ at the
home .of Mr. and Mrs, W. T.
Waldie. The Waldie yard is

of Robson . ‘had the ‘camplete [

oa ‘epecially for.a pair of ten .10 a.m. to’ 12 noon and 1pm

to'5 p.m,
Fibreglass Curiains

“Still. Favorites With
‘Canadian Housewife

beautiful and a lovely setting
for this most jal and
; lendoved events in Robson.

I believe; down. by the

Many Drownings.
In Ganadian Waters |

1965 MERCURY
HALF-TON TRUCKS.

“I Want These Two Trucks to Move This and 8 ou onerecatian
x t) a

Weekend. Come In and See Me Person- United ,Chureh ‘at 980 am.

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wr : ” i ' : ———————| glass ‘ | ba! the newsstands. Jt again co-

We Can Talk" — Jimmy Lamont F eae B ashy swith: vers many’ ‘beautiful areas ‘of

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- PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
181 Seventh Ave, Kinnaird
Minister: Rev. Howard Kerr
i Phone 365-6202) i
Sundays, July 18, -25, August

We found that. we could

e
MOBILE HOME! MOVING With Telex Machines stop and pitch camp with peck
‘or ce . | made, coffee on’ and supper.
TELEPHONE chines aposired ia Tolere mij| the making in ten minutes flat, Serre Sy
CAR 6L17 Osaka. Today there are over| tough we're always slower On Holiday W kends
or 10,000 of these units being psed at getting away in the morning. ‘
VINCE POTTER in 117 cities and towns. It is Tehting ‘still'has the same Canada with its wealth of roads,” ai es going no-
SALESMAN expected this number will pals appeal to the younger’ genera-| waters, -Jakes, rivers and ‘sea-| where, but. we're Jagging on
365.7123 ble in the next two years now tion, as well as the older ones,|shores also has an, abundance | tourist t coe t, trailer and camper-
40-26 that. telex-taped ° data be| and the camaradrie found ar-| of drownings.: Every: summer | ete What canbe
H nsferre eC comput. oO or 0: holiday weeken: lone about
transferred directly to ound a camping ground is 5 yme- y weekend isthe time for | ‘abo, ee 3
AULT ers. thing! I always marvel at, gloomy estimates‘ on‘:the ‘num- People tell me fishing has
pitch | ber of drownings that will mark| been good and is good if you
tents within throwing distance | the three or four days’ freedom |.Waut to work for it. Bill Whit-
of one another,'and within min-/to get into or on’ the ‘lake or | taker, Jack Kruit, Warren Tom-
utes, are’ swapping information | river, or even'the creek. linson and‘ another buddy went
on campsites, roads, points of Canadians are a water-mind-|UP to the head waters of Pass | =
interest, ete, __|ed people ‘but ‘not'a nation of / 24d Ladysmith Creeks and tho. | ==
Children get Ié we were conscious | Uh it’ took them ‘six’ hours of
together and compare notes‘as|of water safety, we’ would add | Hiking they had no trouble tak-
to where they're from, Boing, swimming to every ghild's school | ing their limits,
or have been. What they’ve| curriculum. We ould: also In fact they found the cut
seen, “liked or disliked’ what | drum into the junior t heads the| throat trout so numerous that
they are looking forward to and | importance ‘of practising ‘safety|they are small and thin he-
where the best swimming holes rales a al water. spor fied — wa-| cause of too many fish for the
are. er skiing, boating, sai ing, fish-
BC. as by far the mo st| ing and Bs nosing. fs 2, fish food supply and too few fisher-
scenic settings for its campsites
and the department concerned Porat exealent small bookie "attke and "Lloyd. Wilson

went up Pass Creek from the
has a lot of credit jgoming for | able free from the Department | lower side and Mike decided

filled if it. was developed and

directional signs to'it put up:
We've got the settings, we've
got the ‘space, we've‘ got terrifc
and brii
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Fall Issue ( out

‘The fall. issue of Beautiful
British Columbia Magazine, the

WEEKEND SPECIAL

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“Watermelon wrote,
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“Nectar 23 oz. bottle, res. 8... 75
MEATS
Pork Chops end cut, Ib. ..... O9C
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The only trouble is that to| s
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Furniture Makers
Make More.Use Of

Canadian Fabrics

The recent Canadian furni-
ture show. previewed the whole
range “of «home «* furnishings
which are now appearing in the
stores. Canadian ‘fabrics. took
some of the spotlight at the
show and were said more im-
aginative than any others. Re-
ports indicate that Canadian fa-
brics were more widely. used
by ‘furniture makers ‘than ever
before.

a “Youth frond “etne  fiset transcontinental

train arrived in
Welcome at. the: Amy Reuven arom Montreal on’ Mey lap. op

28, 1887.

OzEN. er DINNERS 11-02. 49e),

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Mees

iform:

Beles: “Of ee “6. “inches in
ameter are b Adda spade-
full | of fertilizer, to the loose
soil at the bottom of each hole.
‘When doing spade work. ar-
ound the bushes,  caution’s the
rule!.. Remove” weeds by hand.
Rose roots: grow..near the sur-
face“‘and ‘rough treatment in-
jures them. :

Let'a “hose: soak ‘water into
the ‘base: ofthe bush | daily,
even ‘if Phys live in. an. area of
heavy Ta

:¥or robust roses, ‘geek 2a
vice on the use of fer
check on :‘ the’ proper: Rone
sprays ‘to: help keep your. rose
‘bushes healthy.

Many Children Ane

Prin were judged more
colorful with such combinations
as magenta, teal, gold and mu-
stard in a single print. Such
prints were used for instance
in. lampshades to’ match uphol-.
stery. Heavily. textured cloths
Pith: homespun sttect. were a
feature of many contemporary
furniture designs. Z Le

Nylon velours, in a new |j
washable version ‘and in rich.
shades created interest, especial-
ly brushed nlyons' laminated to.
foam | to ‘create new upholstery:
dimensional effects.

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